300 Bulgarian Farmers Form Human Chain against FMD Measures
About 300 Bulgarian farmers from the Strandzha Mountain region participated in a human chain to stop vets from killing their animals infected with the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).
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Thousands of Protesters Block Major Roads in Bulgarian Cities
The protesters against the skyrocketing fuel prices in Bulgaria demanded up to BGN 2 for petrol and BGN 1 for propane-butane at the second nationwide protest rally.
Bulgaria's Capital Turns Off 735 Light Bulbs for Earth Hour
During the "Earth Hour" campaign Saturday evening, the Bulgarian capital Sofia has saved 44 MGW of electric power, the power utility CEZ announced Sunday.
Victim of Bulgaria's Foiled Bank Robbery Remains Critical
The condition of the Sliven Investbank security guard, who was shot during a bank robbery attempt, remains critical.
Bulgarians Rise in Defense of Failed Bank Robber
Bulgarians from the village of Korten, near the town of Nova Zagora, have started collecting signatures in defense of the failed bank robber, Stefan Petrov Stefanov, who is from the same village.
Radiation Levels in Bulgaria Remain Unchanged
Latest measurements, conducted Sunday, show that the radiation levels all across the country remain unchanged, the Bulgarian Nuclear Regulatory Agency informs.
Bulgaria Braces for New Round of Mass Protests
The second nationwide protest rally against the skyrocketing fuel prices is being held in Bulgaria Sunday and starts at 1 pm, organizers announce.
Daylight Saving Time Is in Place in Bulgaria
The summer daylight saving time is in place in Bulgaria Sunday March 27, the National Metrology Center reminds.
Poor SE Bulgaria Villagers to Protest FMD Measures
Villagers from Bulgaria's southeastern Strandzha region are calling a protest Sunday against what appears to be the imminent slaughter of some 7000 animals over fears of widespread foot-and-mouth disease.
Bulgaria Among 134 Nations to Mark Earth Hour
A record number of countries - 134 - have already started officially observing Earth Hour Saturday evening.
New Flare of FMD Discovered in SE Bulgaria
Foot-and-mouth disease was discovered in three more villages in the southeastern Bulgarian Strandzha mountains.
Bulgaria Switches to Daylight Saving Time
Bulgaria will switch to daylight saving time, turning clocks one hour ahead at 3 am Sunday morning.
Radioactive Particles from Japan's Fukushima NPP to Reach Bulgaria
Air masses containing radioactive molecules emitted from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan will reach Bulgaria in the late afternoon on Saturday.
Sofia Braces for Blockade by Motorbikers, Socialists, Football Fans
The traffic in Bulgaria's capital Sofia will likely be rather tense on Saturday as a protest rally, a motorcycle march, and an international football match will close many of the major streets and boulevards.
Ratings of Bulgaria's Ruling GERB Crash by 15% Y/Y - Poll
Support for Bulgaria's ruling, center-right Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) party continues to go down - 3% on monthly basis and 15% on year on year.
Orthodox Bulgaria Celebrates Annunciation
Bulgarian Christians celebrate Friday one of the most important Christian holidays - Annunciation.
Bulgaria's Govt to Tackle 'Brown Bear-Human' Conflict
Bulgaria's Environment Ministry has crafted a curiously entitled project - "Plan for Dealing with the Brown Bear-Human Conflict" to address the 2010 incidents of killer bear attacks.
Cypress Hill, Morcheeba Join Bulgaria's Elevation Music Festival
The American hip hop ground Cypress Hill and British trip hop and RnB band Morcheeba will participate in the new Bulgarian pop and rock music festival Elevation, the organizers announced.
New FMD Outbreak Found in Bulgaria's Burgas District
A new outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) has been found in the village of Granichar, in the Burgas district, experts from the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency announced Thursday.
Bulgaria Wants Back 'Unlawfully Returned' Estates of Ex Tsar
The Bulgarian state has asked to take back three royal residences – Tsarska Bistrirsa, Sitnyakovo and Vrana – and has claimed for compensation of BGN 110 000 for their use throughout the years.
Bulgarian Students Call for Emotional Culture Classes in Schools
Students from New Bulgarian University in Sofia have proposed the introduction of emotional culture classes in schools.
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